Data Sending and Receiving Method and Data Sending and Receiving End

ABSTRACT

Disclosed are a data transmitting, receiving method, a data transmitting end, and a data receiving end. The transmitting method includes that: a transmitting end codes and modulates a plurality of transport blocks of a same receiving end, wherein a same precoding matrix is used to precode the plurality of transport blocks; the transmitting end maps the plurality of transport blocks onto time-frequency resources of a plurality of subframes; and the transmitting end transmits the plurality of subframes.

CROSS-REFERENCE TO RELATED APPLICATION(S)

This application is the U.S. National Phase application of PCTapplication number PCT/CN2014/073187 having a PCT filing date of Mar.11, 2014, which claims priority of Chinese patent application201310169267.9 filed on May 9, 2013, the disclosures of which are herebyincorporated by reference.

TECHNICAL FIELD

The present invention relates to the communication field, andparticularly, to a data transmitting, receiving method, a datatransmitting end, and a data receiving end.

BACKGROUND OF RELATED ART

Uplink physical channels of Long Term Evolution (LTE) system include aPhysical Random Access Channel (PRACH), a Physical Uplink Shared Channel(PUSCH), and a Physical Uplink Control Channel (PUCCH). The uplink ofthe LTE adopts the single-carrier Orthogonal Frequency DivisionMultiplexing (OFDM) technique, and the reference signal and the data aremultiplexed together by means of Time Division Multiplexing (TDM).

While downlink physical channels of the LTE include a Physical DownlinkShared Channel (PDSCH), a Physical Downlink Control Channel (PDCCH), aPhysical Broadcast Channel (PBCH), a Physical Multicast Channel (PMCH),a Physical Control Format Indicator Channel (PCFICH), a Physical HybridARQ Indicator Channel (PHICH), and an Enhanced Physical Downlink ControlChannel (EPDCCH).

In the LTE system, uplink control information and downlink controlinformation are transmitted by the PUCCH and PDCCH respectively. Whereinthe PUCCH is used to transmit the uplink control information (UCI)including a Scheduling Request (SR), a positive acknowledgement/negativeacknowledgement (HARQ-ACK/NACK) of the Physical Downlink Shared Channel(PDSCH) and Channel State Information (CSI) fed back by a UE. Whereinthe CSI further includes three forms: a Channel Quality Indication(CQI), a Prcoding Matrix Indicator (PMI) and a Rank Indication (RI).There are two ways to transmit the CSI: a periodic CSI and an aperiodicCSI, wherein after an eNB has configured the periodic CSI through ahigh-layer signaling, a UE transmits the CSI at a certain time intervalin the fixed ways, while the aperiodic CSI is that the eNB triggers theaperiodic CSI through DCI, the UE transmits the CSI after receiving theDCI.

The PDCCH is configured to transmit Downlink Control Information (DCI),the DCI is mainly used to schedule the PDSCH and the PUSCH, and afterreceiving the DCI, the UE receives the PDSCH transmitted by anEvolved-NodeB (eNB) according to the DCI indication or transmits thePUSCH to eNB according to the DCI indication. Resource block assignmentinformation, a Modulation and coding scheme (MCS), a Downlink AssignmentIndex (DAI), a Channel State Information request, Cyclic shift for DM RSand OCC index and Transport Block Size (TBS), etc. are mainly includedin the DCI, and after receiving the above described DCI, the UE receivesthe PDSCH transmitted by the eNB or transmits the PUSCH to the eNBaccording to the DCI indication.

The above described TBS represents the size of the transport block. Inorder to improve the system frequency spectrum efficiency, theMultiple-Input Multiple-Output (MIMO) technique is introduced in the LTEsystem, and multiple-antenna units are adopted at both transmitting endand receiving end in a wireless system, which takes advantage of therich spatial multi-dimensional characteristic of the wireless scatteringchannel and works by means of multiple-transmitting ends andmultiple-receiving ends to achieve the effect of improving the systemchannel capacity. After the MIMO is introduced, each carrier can supportthe multiplexing transmission of a plurality of Transport Blocks (TB),and the eNB needs to inform the TBS of each TB to the UE.

When the DCI schedules the UE to transmit an uplink subframe, the DAI isreferred to as UL DAI which represents the number of the ACKs requiredto be fed back in the uplink subframe to be transmitted by the UE; andwhen the DCI schedules the UE to receive a downlink subframe, the DAI isreferred to as DL DAL which represents that which order of the currentsubframe is in downlink subframes scheduled in a scheduling window.

The related LTE system includes two kinds of scheduling which aredynamic scheduling and semi-persistance scheduling (SPS), wherein thedynamic scheduling is that the eNB schedules the UE according to relatedcommunication requirements, that is, the eNB transmits one DCI, the UEreceives one PDSCH or transmits one PUSCH according to the current DCI;and the semi-persistance scheduling (SPS) is that the eNB activates theSPS through the DCI, and after the SPS is activated, the UE receives thePDSCH or transmits the PUSCH at the fixed interval without beinginformed by the eNB using the DCI, until the eNB uses the DCI toactivate the SPS, but in related LTE standards, the maximum MCS limitfor the SPS scheduling is 15.

In the LTE protocol of Release 9 (Rel-9), the downlink Single userMultiple-Input Multiple-Output (SU-MIMO) technique is introduced inorder to improve the system frequency spectrum efficiency, and in therelated LTE protocol, the number of transmission antennas for the eNB isup to 8, and the number of the transport blocks in transmission is up to2, while in LTE protocol of Release 10 (Rel-10), the uplink SU-MIMO isintroduced, and in the related LTE protocol, the number of the uplinktransmission antennas for the UE is up to 4, and transport blocks inuplink transmission is up to 2.

In the LTE standard, a base station can schedule transmission of 2transport blocks in one subframe through one DCI, and an MCS, a New DataIndicator (NDI) and a Redundancy version (RV) of the 2 scheduledtransport blocks can be indicated respectively.

In the related technique, when transmitting a plurality of transportblocks, the transmitting end uses different precoding to perform codingand modulation for the different transport blocks, which, to certainextent, causes the reduced system performance of the transmitting endand the receiving end, and cannot meet the requirements.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION

The embodiments of present invention provide a data transmitting,receiving method a data transmitting end and a receiving end, to solvethe problem of low system efficiency when multiple related transportblock are transmitted.

The embodiments of the present invention provide a data transmittingmethod, comprising:

a transmitting end coding and modulating a plurality of transport blocksof a same receiving end, wherein a same precoding matrix is used toprecode the plurality of transport blocks.

the transmitting end mapping the plurality of transport blocks ontotime-frequency resources of a plurality of subframes; and

the transmitting end transmitting the plurality of subframes.

Alternatively, M transport blocks are crossly mapped onto time-frequencyresources of N subframes by the transmitting end, and a part of data ofK transport blocks are included in time-frequency resources of onesubframe, the M, N, K are positive integers, all of which are greaterthan or equal to 2, and K is less than or equals to M.

Alternatively, data mapped onto same time-frequency resource granularityare data of a same transport block, and the time-frequency resourcegranularity is a resource element (RE), a symbol, or a sub-carrier.

Alternatively, the transmitting end configures different modulation andcoding schemes (MCS) for the plurality of transport blocks.

Alternatively, the time-frequency resources onto which the plurality oftransport blocks are mapped are time-frequency resources not occupied bya control channel and a pilot, and can be used for user datatransmission.

Alternatively, resource mapping rules for the different subframes can besame or different.

Alternatively, the resource mapping rules are predefined by thetransmitting end, or notified to the receiving end by the transmittingend through a high-layer signaling or a physical-layer signaling.

The embodiment of the present invention further provides a datareceiving method, comprising:

a receiving end receiving a plurality of subframes transmitted by atransmitting end;

the receiving end determining time-frequency resources onto which aplurality of transport blocks are mapped in the plurality of subframes;and

the receiving end jointly demodulating a plurality of transport blocksin the time-frequency resources.

Alternatively, the receiving end jointly demodulates the plurality oftransport blocks by adopting an iteration algorithm and utilizingobtained channel frequency domain response.

Alternatively, the receiving end jointly demodulates a plurality oftransport blocks in the time-frequency resources, comprising:

demodulating a first transport block, demodulating data of a firsttransport block in M transport block as a predetermined demodulationorder according to channel frequency domain response of a pilot signal.

calculating a channel frequency domain response, coding and modulatingdemodulated data of a current transport block, obtaining a channelfrequency domain response corresponding to the data in the transportblock by channel estimation;

demodulating subsequent transport blocks, demodulating data of a nexttransport block by using the obtained channel frequency domain response;and

calculating the channel frequency domain response and demodulating thesubsequent transport blocks repeatedly until all transport blocks havebeen demodulated.

Alternatively, the receiving end in turn demodulates a plurality oftransport blocks in the time-frequency resources as a predetermineddemodulation order.

Alternatively, the predetermined demodulation order is an order ofmodulation and coding schemes (MCS) from low to high, an orderpredefined by the transmitting end and the receiving end or an ordernotified by the transmitting end through a signaling.

Alternatively, the obtained channel frequency domain response includeschannel frequency domain responses of all demodulated transport blocksand a channel frequency domain response of resources where a pilot islocated, which is obtained by channel estimation.

Alternatively, the pilot signal is a cell specific reference signal(CRS) or a demodulation reference signal (DMRS).

Alternatively, the calculating the channel frequency domain responsecomprises: the receiving end adopting a same precoding matrix and a sameMCS with the transmitting end to perform coding and modulating.

The embodiment of the present invention further provides a datatransmitting end, comprises:

a coding and modulation unit, configured to code and modulate aplurality of transport blocks of a same receiving end, wherein a sameprecoding matrix is used to precode the plurality of transport blocks.

a resource mapping unit, configured to map the plurality of transportblocks onto time-frequency resources of a plurality of subframes; and

a transmitting unit, configured to transmit the plurality of subframes.

The embodiment of the present invention further provides a datareceiving end, comprising:

a receiving unit, configured to receive a plurality of subframestransmitted by a transmitting end;

a resource determining unit, configured to determine time-frequencyresources onto which a plurality of transport blocks are mapped in aplurality of subframes.

a demodulation unit, configured to jointly demodulate a plurality oftransport blocks in the time-frequency resources.

In the data transmitting and receiving method provided by theembodiments of the present invention, the transmitting end uses the sameprecoding matrix to precode the plurality of transport blocks, whichimproves the efficiency of the coding and modulation, and improves thesystem performance of the transmitting end. Meanwhile, the receiving endjointly demodulates the plurality of transport blocks received toimprove the system performance, which fully utilizes the performanceadvantage taking by coding and modulating the plurality of transportblocks simultaneously and demodulating the plurality of transport blockssimultaneously to improve the system performance.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram of an embodiment of a data transmittingmethod according to the embodiment of the present invention;

FIG. 2 is a schematic diagram of an embodiment of a data receivingmethod according to the embodiment of the present invention;

FIG. 3 is a schematic diagram of flow of demodulating a transport blockin FIG. 2;

FIG. 4 is a schematic diagram of subframe resources of a multi-subframedata transmitting method in application example 1;

FIG. 5 is a schematic diagram of subframe resources of a multi-subframedata transmitting method in application example 2;

FIG. 6 is a schematic diagram of subframe resources of a multi-subframedata transmitting method in application example 3;

FIG. 7 is a schematic diagram of subframe resources of a multi-subframedata transmitting method in application example 4;

FIG. 8 is a schematic diagram of subframe resources of a multi-subframedata transmitting method in application example 5;

FIG. 9 is a schematic diagram of subframe resources of a multi-subframedata transmitting method in application example 8;

FIG. 10 is a schematic diagram of subframe resources of a multi-subframedata transmitting method in application example 9;

FIG. 11 is a schematic diagram of subframe resources of a multi-subframedata transmitting method in application example 10;

FIG. 12 is a structural schematic diagram of modules of a datatransmitting end according to the embodiment of the present invention;

FIG. 13 is a structural schematic diagram of modules of a data receivingend according to the embodiment of the present invention.

PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS OF THE INVENTION

The technical scheme described in the embodiments of the presentinvention will be described in details in combination with theaccompanying drawings and specific embodiments below, so that theskilled in the art can better understand the embodiments of the presentinvention and implement the embodiments of the present invention, butthe illustrated embodiments are not a limitation to the presentinvention. It should be noted that the embodiments and features in theembodiments of the present application may be combined with one anotherwithout conflict.

In the related technique, when transmitting a plurality of transportblocks, the transmitting end uses different precoding to perform codingand modulating for the different transport blocks, correspondingly thereceiving end can only demodulate the plurality of received transportblocks independently, which causes the reduced system performance. Thedata transmitting method in the embodiments of the present invention, asshown in FIG. 1, the transmitting end uses the same precoding matrix toprecode the plurality of transport blocks, which better solves thisproblem, preferably, the method comprises that:

In step 101, a transmitting end codes and modulates a plurality oftransport blocks of a same receiving end, wherein a same precodingmatrix is used to precode the plurality of transport blocks;

For the LTE system, in dynamic scheduling, one DCI can trigger the UEonly to receive one PDSCH or transmit one PUSCH, while actually for theuser with low speed moving, when the user has continuous data to betransmitted, the continuous data can be transmitted in a plurality ofsubframes by using same scheduling parameters, at this point the controloverhead of the dynamic transmission is relatively large, which reducesthe system performance; while in SPS scheduling, since the maximum MCSlimit is 15, it is unable to use a high-order modulation or support theuser transmission of which the amount of data is relatively large.

However, in order to provide a higher frequency spectrum efficiency forthe user, it is necessary to reduce the control overhead of the basestation scheduling. Therefore, the concept of multi-subframe schedulingis proposed, that is, the base station can schedule a plurality ofuplink subframes or downlink subframes through one DCI, the UE canreceive downlink data in the plurality of scheduled downlink subframesor transmit uplink data in the plurality of scheduled uplink subframes.However, the shortcoming of the related multi-subframe scheduling isthat the scheduling parameters of the plurality of scheduled subframes(e.g. MCS, etc.) can only remain consistent and cannot be adjustedaccording to the changes of the channel environments, which reduces theflexibility of the scheduling and limits the improvement of the systemperformance.

Alternatively, the transmitting end of the embodiments of the presentconfigures different modulation and coding schemes (MCS) for theplurality of transport blocks. Preferably, the scheduling parameters ofthe plurality of scheduled subframes (e.g. MCS) can be adjustedaccording to the changes of the channel environments, which improves theflexibility of the scheduling and system performance.

In step 102, the transmitting end maps the plurality of transport blocksonto time-frequency resources of a plurality of subframes;

Alternatively, M transport blocks are crossly mapped onto time-frequencyresources of N subframes by the transmitting end, and M and N arepositive integers, both of which are greater than or equal to 2.

Understandably, M and N may be same or may be different.

After the transport blocks are crossly mapped by the transmitting end,time-frequency resources in one subframe include a part of data of Ktransport blocks. Here, K is a positive integer and K is greater than orequal to 2, and K is less than or equal to the above M.

The data mapped onto same time-frequency resource granularity are dataof a same transport block, the time-frequency resource granularity is aresource element (RE), a symbol, or a subcarrier.

Crossing mapping is performed according to the RE referred to as thegranularity, that is, the data mapped onto a same RE are the data of thesame transport block, and the data of the plurality of scheduledtransport blocks are crossly mapped onto available RE resources ofscheduled subframes.

The above available RE resources refer to REs in the subframe which arenot occupied by the control channel and the pilots and can be used foruser data transmission.

The crossing mapping is performed according to the symbol referred to asthe granularity, that is, the data mapped onto a same symbol are thedata of the same transport block, and the data of the plurality ofscheduled transport blocks are crossly mapped onto available symbols ofscheduled subframes.

The above available symbols refer to symbols in the subframe which arenot occupied by the control channel and can be used for user datatransmission.

When the transmitting end is a base station, the above symbols are OFDMsymbols, when the transmitting end is a user equipment, the abovesymbols are SC-FDMA symbols.

The crossing mapping is performed according to the subcarrier referredto as the granularity, that is, the data mapped onto a same subcarrieror several subcarriers are the data of the same transport block, and thedata of the plurality of scheduled transport blocks are crossly mappedonto available subcarriers of scheduled subframes.

The above available subcarriers refer to subcarriers in the subframewhich are not occupied by the control channel and the pilots and can beused for user data transmission.

The resource mapping rules for the different subframes can be same ordifferent, that is, the transmitting end independently performs thecrossing scheduling on the plurality of scheduled subframes. Forexample, in the first subframe, mapping may be performed in odd-numberedsymbols, and in the second subframe, mapping may be performed ineven-numbered symbols.

The time-frequency resources onto which the plurality of transportblocks are mapped are time-frequency resources not occupied by a controlchannel and a pilot, and can be used for user data transmission.

The mapping rules are predefined by the transmitting end, or notified tothe receiving end by the transmitting end through a high-layer signalingor a physical-layer signaling.

In step 103, the transmitting end transmits the plurality of subframes.

The data transmitting method in the embodiments of the present inventionis not only applicable to the multi-subframe scheduling and also thesingle-subframe scheduling.

In the embodiments of the present invention, the transmitting end usesthe same precoding matrix to precode the plurality of the transportblocks, which improves the efficiency of the coding and modulation, andimproves the system performance of the transmitting end. Meanwhile, thereceiving end jointly demodulates the plurality of transport blocksreceived to improve the system performance, and the data receivingmethod of the embodiments of the present invention will be illustratedbelow from the perspective of the receiving end.

Corresponding to the above data transmitting method, the embodiment ofthe present invention further provides a data receiving method, as shownin FIG. 2, which comprises that:

In step 201, a receiving end receives a plurality of subframestransmitted by a transmitting end;

In step 202, the receiving end determines time-frequency resources ontowhich a plurality of transport blocks are mapped in the plurality ofsubframes; and

In step 203, the receiving end jointly demodulates a plurality oftransport blocks in the time-frequency resources.

Understandably, since the transmitting end uses the same precodingmatrix to precode the plurality of transport blocks, so that thereceiving end can jointly demodulate the plurality of transport blocks.

Preferably, the receiving end adopts a joint demodulation algorithmincluding but not limited to a iteration algorithm, which utilizes theobtained channel frequency domain response to jointly demodulate theplurality of transport blocks.

Alternatively, the receiving end in turn demodulates the plurality oftransport blocks in the time-frequency resources as a predetermineddemodulation order.

Alternatively, as shown in FIG. 3, the step 203 of the receiving endjointly demodulating a plurality of transport blocks in thetime-frequency resources comprises that:

In step 301, the step of demodulating a first transport block, it is todemodulate data of a first (i.e. first) transport block in M transportblocks as a predetermined demodulation order according to the channelfrequency domain response of a pilot signal;

In step 302, the step of calculating the channel frequency domainresponse, it is to code and modulate the demodulated data of a currenttransport block, and to obtain the channel frequency domain responsecorresponding to the data of the transport block by channel estimation;

In step 303, the step of demodulating subsequent transport blocks, it isto utilize the obtained channel frequency domain response to demodulatedata of a next transport block; and it is to repeat the step ofcalculating the channel frequency domain response and the step ofdemodulating subsequent transport blocks until all the transport blockshave been demodulated.

Preferably, the predetermined demodulation order is an order ofmodulation and coding schemes (MCS) form low to high, an order definedby the transmitting end and the receiving end or an order notified bythe transmitting end through a signaling.

The demodulation is performed as the order of the modulation and codingschemes (MCS) form low to high, that is, data of a transport block ofwhich the MCS is lowest are firstly demodulated, and then data of atransport block of which the MCS is second lowest are demodulated, andthe like, until all the data of the M transport blocks have beendemodulated; an order of demodulating the data of the plurality oftransport blocks with the same MCS is determined by the receiving enditself.

In the step of calculating the channel frequency domain response, thereceiving end adopts the same precoding matrix and the same MCS with thetransmitting end to perform coding and modulating.

The above receiving end may be a base station and may also be a userequipment.

Alternatively, the above described obtained channel frequency domainresponse includes the channel frequency domain response of alldemodulated transport blocks and the channel frequency domain responseof resources where the pilot is located, which is obtained by channelestimation.

Preferably, the pilot can be a cell specific reference signal (CRS) or ademodulation reference signal (DMRS).

The data receiving method in the embodiments of the present invention isnot only applicable to the multi-subframe scheduling, but also thesingle-subframe scheduling.

The implementation details of multi-subframe data transmitting method inthe embodiments of the present invention will be described in detailsbelow by referring to accompanying drawings and in combination with thespecific application example.

Application Example 1

As shown in FIG. 4, assuming that a PDCCH transmitted by a base stationoccupies 2 OFDM symbols, the base station transmits two transport blockswhich are transport block 1 and transport block 2 respectively to a UEin the downlink subframe n and downlink subframe n+1 through themulti-subframe scheduling, wherein the MCS of the transport block 1 is8, and the MCS of the transport block 2 is 10, assuming that the way ofcrossing mapping used by the base station is that the crossing mappingis performed according to an OFDM symbol referred to as granularity,after coding and modulating the transport block 1 and transport block 2,the base station crossly maps data of the transport block 1 andtransport block 2 to all OFDM symbols of the subframe n and subframen+1.

Wherein except the first symbol and the second symbol of the subframe n,all symbols can be used for the mapping of the transport blocks, allsymbols of the subframe n+1 can be used for the mapping of the transportblocks.

Assuming that the base station maps the data of the transport block 1onto odd-numbered symbols of the subframe n and subframe n+1; and mapsthe data of the transport block 2 onto even-numbered symbols of thesubframe n and subframe n+1.

Then the base station maps the data of the transport block 1 onto the3rd symbol, the 5th symbol, the 7th symbol, the 9th symbol, the 11thsymbol and the 13 symbol of the subframe n; and onto the 1st symbol, the3rd symbol, the 5th symbol, the 7th symbol, the 9th symbol, the 11thsymbol and the 13 symbol of the subframe n+1.

The base station maps the data of the transport block 2 onto the 4thsymbol, the 6th symbol, the 8th symbol, the 10th symbol, the 12th symboland the 14 symbol of the subframe n; and onto the 2nd symbol, the 4thsymbol, the 6th symbol, the 8th symbol, the 10th symbol, the 12th symboland the 14 symbol of the subframe n+1.

After the crossing mapping is finished, the base station transmits thesubframe n and subframe n+1.

Assuming that the base station notifies the UE of the crossing mappingmethod in an agreed manner, and the UE demodulates the received subframen and the received subframe n+1 according to the order of the MCSs fromlow to high.

Then the UE demodulates the received subframe n and the receivedsubframe n+1 according to following steps.

It is to demodulate the data of the transport block 1 firstly.

After the data of the transport block 1 have been demodulated, the UEuses the MCS and the precoding matrix which are same with those of thebase station during transmission to code and modulate the demodulateddata of the transport block 1 again and obtains the channel frequencydomain response corresponding to the data of the transport block 1 bythe channel estimation.

It is to demodulate the data of the transport block 2 using the obtainedchannel frequency domain response of the transport block 1 and thechannel frequency domain response corresponding to the pilot obtained bythe pilot.

After the data of the transport block 2 have been demodulated, it is todetermine that the demodulation of all the transport blocks have beenfinished, at this point, the demodulation of all the data has beenfinished.

Application Example 2

As shown in FIG. 5, assuming that a PDCCH transmitted by a base stationoccupies 3 OFDM symbols, the base station transmits two transport blockswhich are transport block 1 and transport block 2 respectively to a UEin the downlink subframe n and downlink subframe n+1 throughmulti-subframe scheduling, wherein the MCS of the transport block 1 is8, and the MCS of the transport block 2 is 9, assuming that the way ofcrossing mapping used by the base station is that the crossing mappingis performed according to a subcarrier referred to as granularity, aftercoding and modulating the transport block 1 and transport block 2, thebase station crossly maps data of the transport block 1 and transportblock 2 to all subcarriers of the subframe n and subframe n+1.

Wherein all subcarriers of the subframe n can be used for the mapping ofthe transport blocks, all subcarriers of the subframe n+1 can be usedfor the mapping of the transport blocks. Assuming that the base stationmaps the data of the transport block 1 onto odd-numbered subcarriers ofthe subframe n and subframe n+1; and maps the data of the transportblock 2 onto even-numbered subcarriers of the subframe n and subframen+1.

Assuming that the subframe n and subframe n+1 both have p subcarriers, pis an even number and p is a positive integer.

Then the base station maps the data of the transport block 1 onto the1st subcarrier, the 3rd subcarrier, the 5th subcarrier, the 7thsubcarrier . . . the p−3th subcarrier, and the p−1th subcarrier of thesubframe n; and onto the 1st subcarrier, the 3rd subcarrier, the 5thsubcarrier, the 7th subcarrier . . . the p−3th subcarrier, and the p−1thsubcarrier of the subframe n+1.

The base station maps the data of the transport block 2 onto the 2ndsubcarrier, the 4th subcarrier, the 6th subcarrier, the 8th subcarrier .. . the p−2th subcarrier, and the pth subcarrier of the subframe n; andonto 2nd subcarrier, the 4th subcarrier, the 6th subcarrier, the 8thsubcarrier . . . the p−2th subcarrier, and the pth subcarrier of thesubframe n+1.

After the crossing mapping is finished, the base station transmits thesubframe n and subframe n+1.

The step of the demodulation for the user equipment refers to theapplication example 1.

Application Example 3

As shown in FIG. 6, assuming that a PDCCH transmitted by a base stationoccupies 2 OFDM symbols, the base station transmits two transport blockswhich are transport block 1 and transport block 2 respectively to a UEin the downlink subframe n and downlink subframe n+1 throughmulti-subframe scheduling, wherein the MCS of the transport block 1 is8, and the MCS of the transport block 2 is 10, assuming that the way ofcrossing mapping used by the base station is that the crossing mappingis performed according to an RE referred to as the granularity, aftercoding and modulating the transport block 1 and transport block 2, thebase station crossly maps data of the transport block 1 and transportblock 2 to all REs of the subframe n and subframe n+1.

Assuming that the base station maps the data of the transport block 1onto odd-numbered subcarriers of odd-numbered symbols and even-numberedsubcarriers of even-numbered symbols of the subframe n and subframe n+1;and maps the data of the transport block 2 onto even-numberedsubcarriers of odd-numbered symbols and odd-numbered subcarriers ofeven-numbered symbols of the subframe n and subframe n+1.

Assuming that the subframe n and subframe n+1 both have p subcarriers, pis an even number and p is a positive integer.

Then the base station maps the data of the transport block 1 onto the1st RE, the 3rd RE . . . the p−1th RE of the 1st symbol, the 3rd symbol. . . the 13th symbol of the subframe n and subframe n+1, the 2nd RE,the 4th RE . . . the pth RE of the 2nd symbol, the 4th RE symbol . . .the 14th symbol of the subframe n and subframe n+1.

Then the base station maps the data of the transport block 2 onto the2nd RE, the 4th RE . . . the pth RE of the 1st symbol, the 3rd symbol .. . the 13th symbol of the subframe n and subframe n+1; and onto the 1stRE, the 3rd RE . . . the p−1th RE of the 2nd symbol, the 4th RE symbol .. . the 14th symbol of the subframe n and subframe n+1.

After the crossing mapping is finished, the base station transmits thesubframe n and subframe n+1.

The step of the demodulation for the user equipment refers to theapplication example 1.

Application Example 4

As shown in FIG. 7, assuming that a PDCCH transmitted by a base stationoccupies 3 OFDM symbols, the base station transmits three transportblocks which are transport block 1, transport block 2 and transportblock 3 respectively to a UE in the downlink subframe n, downlinksubframe n+1 and downlink subframe n+2 through multi-subframescheduling, wherein the MCS of the transport block 1 is 8, the MCS ofthe transport block 2 is 11 and MCS of the transport block 3 is 12,assuming that the way of crossing mapping used by the base station isthat the crossing mapping is performed according to an RE referred to asthe granularity, after coding and modulating the transport block 1,transport block 2 and transport block 3, the base station crossly mapsdata of the transport block 1, transport block 2 and transport block 3to all REs of the subframe n and subframe n+1 and subframe n+2.

Since the first 3 symbols are occupied by the PDCCH, the base station inturn maps data of the 3 transport blocks to all available REs accordingto the principle of first time domain and then frequency domain, andspecifically starting from the 4th symbol of subframe n, the basestation in turn maps the data of 3 transport blocks onto available REsaccording to an order of the transport block 1, transport block 2 andtransport block 3 and an order from high frequency to low frequency; inthe 5th symbol, the base station in turn maps the data of the 3transport blocks onto the available REs according to the order of thetransport block 2, transport block 3 and transport block 1 and orderfrom high frequency to low frequency; in the 6th symbol, the basestation in turn maps the data of the 3 transport blocks onto theavailable REs according to the order of the transport block 3, transportblock 1 and transport block 2 and order from high frequency to lowfrequency; and the like. After the crossing mapping is finished, thebase station transmits the subframe n, subframe n+1 and subframe n+2.

Assuming that the base station notifies the UE of the crossing mappingmethod in an agreed manner, and the UE demodulates the received subframen and the received subframe n+1 according to the order of the MCSs fromlow to high. Then the UE demodulates the received subframe n and thereceived subframe n+1 according to following steps.

It is to demodulate the data of the transport block 1 firstly.

After the data of the transport block 1 have been demodulated, the UEuses the MCS and the precoding matrix which are same with those of thebase station during transmission to code and modulate the demodulateddata of the transport block 1 again and obtains the channel frequencydomain response corresponding to the data of the transport block 1 bythe channel estimation.

It is to demodulate the data of the transport block 2 using the obtainedchannel frequency domain response of the transport block 1 and thechannel frequency domain response corresponding to the pilot obtained bythe pilot.

After the data of the transport block 2 have been demodulated, the UEuses the MCS and the precoding matrix which are same with those of thebase station during transmission to code and modulate the demodulateddata of the transport block 2 again and obtains the channel frequencydomain response corresponding to the data of the transport block 2 bythe channel estimation.

It is to demodulate the data of the transport block 3 using the obtainedchannel frequency domain response of the transport block 1 and transportblock 2 and the channel frequency domain response corresponding to thepilot obtained by the pilot.

After the data of the transport block 2 have been demodulated, it is todetermine that the demodulation of all the transport blocks have beenfinished, at this point, the demodulation of all the data has beenfinished.

Application Example 5

As shown in FIG. 8, the base station schedules a UE to transmit threetransport blocks which are transport block 1, transport block 2 andtransport block 3 respectively to the base station in the uplinksubframe n, uplink subframe n+1 and uplink subframe n+2 through themulti-subframe scheduling, wherein the MCS of the transport block 1 is8, the MCS of the transport block 2 is 10 and the MCS of the transportblock 3 is 12. Assuming that the base station notifies the UE throughperforming notifying by means of high-layer signaling to use the way ofthe crossing mapping to perform the crossing mapping according to an REreferred to as the granularity, after coding and modulating thetransport block 1, transport block 2 and transport block 3, the UEcrossly maps the data of the transport block 1, transport block 2 andtransport block 3 to all REs of the subframe n, subframe n+1 andsubframe n+2.

The UE in turn maps data of the 3 transport blocks to all available REsaccording to the principle of first time domain and then frequencydomain, and specifically starting from the 4th symbol of subframe n, theUE in turn maps the data of 3 transports blocks to available REsaccording to an order of the transport block 1, transport block 2 andtransport block 3 and order from high frequency to low frequency; in the5th symbol, the UE in turn maps the data of the 3 transport blocks tothe available REs according to the order of the transport block 2,transport block 3 and transport block 1 and order from high frequency tolow frequency; in the tithe symbol, the UE in turn maps the data of the3 transport blocks to the available REs according to the order of thetransport block 3, transport block 1 and transport block 2 and orderfrom high frequency to low frequency; and the like.

After the crossing mapping is finished, the UE transmits the subframe n,subframe n+1 and subframe n+2.

The step of the demodulation for the base station refers to theapplication example 4.

Application Example 6

The base station transmits two transport blocks which are transportblock 1 and transport block 2 respectively to a UE in the downlinksubframe n and downlink subframe n+1 through multi-subframe scheduling,wherein the MCS of the transport block 1 is 5, and the MCS of thetransport block 2 is 8, assuming that the way of crossing mapping usedby the base station is that the crossing mapping is performed accordingto an RE referred to as granularity, after coding and modulating thetransport block 1 and transport block 2, the base station crossly mapsdata of the transport block 1 and transport block 2 to all REs of thesubframe n and subframe n+1.

Assuming that the base station maps the data of the transport block 1onto odd-numbered subcarriers of odd-numbered symbols and even-numberedsubcarriers of even-numbered symbols of the subframe n and subframe n+1;and maps the data of the transport block 2 onto even-numberedsubcarriers of odd-numbered symbols and odd-numbered subcarriers ofeven-numbered symbols of the subframe n and subframe n+1.

Assuming that the subframe n and subframe n+1 both have p subcarriers, pis an even number and p is a positive integer.

Then the base station maps the data of the transport block 1 onto the1st RE, the 3rd RE . . . the p−1th RE of the 1st symbol, the 3rd symbol. . . the 13th symbol of the subframe n and subframe n+1, the 2nd RE,the 4th RE . . . the pth RE of the 2nd symbol, the 4th RE symbol . . .the 14th symbol of the subframe n and subframe n+1.

Then the base station maps the data of the transport block 2 onto the2nd RE, the 4th RE . . . the pth RE of the 1st symbol, the 3rd symbol .. . the 13th symbol of the subframe n and subframe n+1; and onto the 1stRE, the 3rd RE . . . the p−1th RE of the 2nd symbol, the 4th RE symbol .. . the 14th symbol of the subframe n and subframe n+1.

After the crossing mapping is finished, the base station transmits thesubframe n and subframe n+1.

Assuming that the base station notifies the UE of the crossing mappingmethod through a high-layer signaling, and it notifies the UE todemodulate the received subframe n and the received subframe n+1according to the order of the MCSs from low to high through thehigh-layer signaling. Then the UE demodulates the received subframe nand the received subframe n+1 according to following steps.

It is to demodulate the data of the transport block 1 firstly.

After the data of the transport block 1 have been demodulated, the UEuses the MCS and the precoding matrix which are same with those of thebase station during transmission to code and modulate the demodulateddata of the transport block 1 again and obtains the channel frequencydomain response corresponding to the data of the transport block 1 bythe channel estimation.

It is to demodulate the data of the transport block 2 using the obtainedchannel frequency domain response of the transport block 1 and thechannel frequency domain response corresponding to the pilot obtained bythe pilot.

After the data of the transport block 2 have been demodulated, it is todetermine that the demodulation of all the transport blocks have beenfinished, at this point, the demodulation of all the data has beenfinished.

Application Example 7

The base station transmits two transport blocks which are transportblock 1 and transport block 2 respectively to a UE in the downlinksubframe n and downlink subframe n+1 through the multi-subframescheduling, wherein the MCS of the transport block 1 is 8, and the MCSof the transport block 2 is 10, assuming that the way of crossingmapping used by the base station is that the crossing mapping isperformed according to an RE referred to as granularity, after codingand modulating the transport block 1 and transport block 2, the basestation crossly maps data of the transport block 1 and transport block 2to all REs of the subframe n and subframe n+1.

Assuming that the subframe n and subframe n+1 both have p subcarriers, pis an even number and p is a positive integer.

Then the base station maps the data of the transport block 1 onto the1st RE, the 3rd RE . . . the p−1th RE of the 1st symbol, the 3rd symbol. . . the 13th symbol of the subframe n and subframe n+1, the 2nd RE,the 4th RE . . . the pth RE of the 2nd symbol, the 4th RE symbol . . .the 14th symbol of the subframe n and subframe n+1.

Then the base station maps the data of the transport block 2 onto the2nd RE, the 4th RE . . . the pth RE of the 1st symbol, the 3rd symbol .. . the 13th symbol of the subframe n and subframe n+1; and onto the 1stRE, the 3rd RE . . . the p−1th RE of the 2nd symbol, the 4th RE symbol .. . the 14th symbol of the subframe n and subframe n+1.

After the crossing mapping is finished, the base station transmits thesubframe n and subframe n+1.

Assuming that the base station notifies the UE of the crossing mappingmethod through a physical-layer signaling, and notifies the UE todemodulate the received subframe n and the received subframe n+1according to the order of the MCSs from low to high through thephysical-layer signaling. Then the UE demodulates the received subframen and the received subframe n+1 according to following steps.

It is to demodulate the data of the transport block 1 firstly.

After the data of the transport block 1 have been demodulated, the UEuses the MCS and the precoding matrix which are same with those of thebase station during transmission to code and modulate the demodulateddata of the transport block 1 again and obtains the channel frequencydomain response corresponding to the data of the transport block 1 bythe channel estimation.

It is to demodulate the data of the transport block 2 using the obtainedchannel frequency domain response of the transport block 1 and thechannel frequency domain response corresponding to the pilot obtained bythe pilot.

After the data of the transport block 2 have been demodulated, it is todetermine that the demodulation of all the transport blocks have beenfinished, at this point, the demodulation of all the data has beenfinished.

Application Example 8

As shown in FIG. 9, the base station schedules a UE to transmit twotransport blocks which are transport block 1 and transport block 2respectively to the base station in the uplink subframe n and uplinksubframe n+1 through the multi-subframe scheduling, wherein the MCS ofthe transport block 1 is 7, the MCS of the transport block 2 is 9,assuming that the way of the crossing mapping used by the base stationis that the crossing mapping is performed according to a SC-FDMA symbolreferred to as the granularity,

assuming that the base station notifies the UE of the crossing mappingmethod in the agreed manner, after coding and modulating the transportblock 1 and transport block 2, the UE crossly maps the data of thetransport block 1 and transport block 2 to all SC-FDMA symbols of thesubframe n and subframe n+1.

Wherein the 4th symbol and the 11th symbol of the subframe n andsubframe n+1 are used to transmit uplink pilots.

The UE maps the data of the transport block 1 onto odd-numbered symbolsof the subframe n and even-numbered symbols of the subframe n+1; andmaps the data of the transport block 2 onto even-numbered symbols of thesubframe n and odd-numbered symbols of the subframe n+1.

The UE maps the data of the transport block 1 onto the 1st symbol, the3rd symbol, the 5th symbol, the 7th symbol, the 9th symbol, and the 13symbol of the subframe n; and onto the 2nd symbol, the 6th symbol, the8th symbol, the 10th symbol, the 12th symbol and the 14 symbol of thesubframe n+1.

The base station maps the data of the transport block 2 onto the 2ndsymbol, the 6th symbol, the 8th symbol, the 10th symbol, the 12th symboland the 14 symbol of the subframe n; and onto the 1st symbol, the 3rdsymbol, the 5th symbol, the 7th symbol, the 9th symbol and the 13 symbolof the subframe n+1.

After the crossing mapping is finished, the base station transmits thesubframe n and subframe n+1.

The base station demodulates the received subframe n and the receivedsubframe n+1 according to following steps.

It is to demodulate the data of the transport block 1 firstly.

After the data of the transport block 1 have been demodulated, the UEuses the MCS and the precoding matrix which are same with those of thebase station during transmission to code and modulate the demodulateddata of the transport block 1 again and obtains the channel frequencydomain response corresponding to the data of the transport block 1 bythe channel estimation.

It is to demodulate the data of the transport block 2 using the obtainedchannel frequency domain response of the transport block 1 and thechannel frequency domain response corresponding to the pilot obtained bythe pilot.

After the data of the transport block 2 have been demodulated, it is todetermine that the demodulation of all the transport blocks have beenfinished, at this point, the demodulation of all the data has beenfinished.

Application Example 9

As shown in FIG. 10, the base station schedules a UE to transmit twotransport blocks which are transport block 1 and transport block 2respectively to the base station in the uplink subframe n and uplinksubframe n+1 through the multi-subframe scheduling, wherein the MCS ofthe transport block 1 is 8, the MCS of the transport block 2 is 9,assuming that the way of the crossing mapping used by the base stationis that the crossing mapping is performed according to a subcarrierreferred to as the granularity, wherein the 4th symbol and the 11thsymbol of the subframe n and subframe n+1 are used to transmit theuplink pilots.

Assuming that the base station notifies the UE of the crossing mappingmethod by means of the high-layer signaling notification, it is assumedthat the UE maps the data of the transport block 1 onto odd-numberedsubcarriers of the subframe n and even-numbered subcarriers of thesubframe n+1; and maps the data of the transport block 2 ontoeven-numbered subcarriers of the subframe n and even-numberedsubcarriers of the subframe n+1.

Assuming that the subframe n and subframe n+1 both have p subcarriers, pis an even number and p is a positive integer.

Then the UE maps the data of the transport block 1 onto the 1stsubcarrier, the 3rd subcarrier, the 5th subcarrier, the 7th subcarrier .. . the p−3th subcarrier, and the p−1th subcarrier of the subframe n;and the 2nd subcarrier, the 4th subcarrier, the 6th subcarrier, the 8thsubcarrier . . . the p−2th subcarrier, and the pth subcarrier of thesubframe n+1.

The UE maps the data of the transport block 2 onto the 2nd subcarrier,the 4th subcarrier, the 6th subcarrier, the 8th subcarrier . . . thep−2th subcarrier, and the pth subcarrier of the subframe n; and 1stsubcarrier, the 3rd subcarrier, the 5th subcarrier, the 7th subcarrier .. . the p−3th subcarrier, and the p−1th subcarrier of the subframe n+1.

The step of the demodulation for the base station refers to theapplication example 8.

Application Example 10

As shown in FIG. 11, assuming that a PDCCH transmitted by a base stationoccupies 3 OFDM symbols, the base station transmits two transport blockswhich are transport block 1 and transport block 2 respectively to a UEin the downlink subframe n and downlink subframe n+1 through themulti-subframe scheduling, wherein the MCS of the transport block 1 is8, and the MCS of the transport block 2 is 9, assuming that the way ofcrossing mapping used by the base station is that the crossing mappingis performed according to a subcarrier referred to as the granularity,after coding and modulating the transport block 1 and transport block 2,the base station crossly maps data of the transport block 1 andtransport block 2 to all subcarriers of the subframe n and subframe n+1.

Assuming that, at this point the UE uses the CRS to perform thedemodulation, except the resources occupied by the CRS and PDCCH, theremaining resources are all used for the user data transmission.

Wherein all subcarriers of the subframe n can be used for the mapping ofthe transport blocks, all subcarriers of the subframe n+1 can be usedfor the mapping of the transport blocks. Assuming that the base stationmaps the data of the transport block 1 onto odd-numbered subcarriers ofthe subframe n and subframe n+1; and maps the data of the transportblock 2 onto even-numbered subcarriers of the subframe n and subframen+1.

Assuming that the subframe n and subframe n+1 both have p subcarriers, pis an even number and p is a positive integer.

Then the base station maps the data of the transport block 1 onto the1st subcarrier, the 3rd subcarrier, the 5th subcarrier, the 7thsubcarrier . . . the p−3th subcarrier, and the p−1th subcarrier of thesubframe n; and onto the 1st subcarrier, the 3rd subcarrier, the 5thsubcarrier, the 7th subcarrier . . . the p−3th subcarrier, and the p−1thsubcarrier of the subframe n+1.

The base station maps the data of the transport block 2 onto the 2ndsubcarrier, the 4th subcarrier, the 6th subcarrier, the 8th subcarrier .. . the p−2th subcarrier, and the pth subcarrier of the subframe n; andonto 2nd subcarrier, the 4th subcarrier, the 6th subcarrier, the 8thsubcarrier . . . the p−2th subcarrier, and the pth subcarrier of thesubframe n+1.

After the crossing mapping is finished, the base station transmits thesubframe n and subframe n+1.

The step of the demodulation for the user equipment refers to theapplication example 1.

In order to realize the above data transmitting method in theembodiment, the embodiment of the present invention further provides adata transmitting end 1200, as shown in FIG. 12, the transmitting endcomprises:

a coding and modulation unit 1201, which is configured to code andmodulate a plurality of transport blocks of a same receiving end,wherein a same precoding matrix is used to precode the plurality oftransport blocks.

a resource mapping unit 1202, which is configured to map the pluralityof transport blocks onto time-frequency resources of a plurality ofsubframes; and

a transmitting unit 1203, which is configured to transmit the pluralityof subframes.

Alternatively, M transport blocks are crossly mapped onto time-frequencyresources of N subframes by the resource mapping unit, and a part ofdata of K transport blocks are included in time-frequency resources ofone subframe, the M, N and K are positive integers, all of which aregreater than or equal to 2, and K is less than or equal to M.

Alternatively, data mapped onto same time-frequency resource granularityare data of the same transport block, the time-frequency resourcegranularity is an RE, a symbol, or a subcarrier.

The resource mapping rules for the different subframes can be same ordifferent.

Alternatively, the coding and modulation unit configures differentmodulation and coding schemes (MCS) for the plurality of transportblocks.

The time-frequency resources onto which the plurality of transportblocks are mapped are time-frequency resources not occupied by a controlchannel and a pilot, and can be used for user data transmission.

Preferably, the resource mapping rules are predefined by thetransmitting end, or notified to the receiving end by the transmittingend through a high-layer signaling or a physical-layer signaling.

Corresponding to the above receiving method, the embodiment of thepresent invention further provides a data receiving end 1300, as shownin FIG. 13, the receiving end comprises:

a receiving unit 1301, which is configured to receive a plurality ofsubframes transmitted by a transmitting end;

a resource determining unit 1302, which is configured to determinetime-frequency resources onto which a plurality of transport blocks aremapped in the plurality of subframes.

a demodulation unit 1303, which is configured to adopt the iterationalgorithm to demodulate the plurality of transport blocks according tothe channel frequency domain response.

The demodulation unit in turn demodulates a plurality of transportblocks in the time-frequency resources according to a predetermineddemodulation order.

Preferably, as shown in FIG. 13, the demodulation unit comprises:

a first transport block demodulation module 13031, which is configuredto demodulate the data of a first transport block in M transport blocksas a predetermined demodulation order according to a channel frequencydomain response of a pilot signal.

a channel frequency domain response calculating module 13032, which isconfigured to code and modulate demodulated data of a current transportblock, obtain a channel frequency domain response corresponding to datain the transport block by channel estimation;

a subsequent transport block demodulation module 13033, which isconfigured to demodulate the data of a next transport block by using theobtained channel frequency domain response until all the transportblocks have been demodulated.

The predetermined demodulation order is an order of modulation andcoding schemes (MCS) from low to high, an order predefined by thetransmitting end and the receiving end or an order notified by thetransmitting end through a signaling.

In the channel frequency domain response calculating module, thereceiving end adopts a same precoding matrix and a same MCS with thetransmitting end to perform coding and modulating.

The obtained channel frequency domain response includes channelfrequency domain response of all demodulated transport blocks and achannel frequency domain response of resources where a pilot is located,which is obtained by channel estimation.

The pilot signal is a cell specific reference signal (CRS) or ademodulation reference signal (DMRS).

Compared with the related art, in the data transmitting and receivingdata method provided by the embodiments of the present invention, thetransmitting end uses the same precoding matrix to precode the pluralityof the transport blocks, which improves the efficiency of the coding andmodulation, and improves the system performance of the transmitting end.Meanwhile, the receiving end jointly demodulates the plurality oftransport blocks received to improve the system performance, which fullyutilizes the performance advantage taking by coding and modulating theplurality of transport blocks simultaneously and demodulating theplurality of transport blocks simultaneously to improve the systemperformance.

Moreover, in the embodiments of the present invention, the transmittingend crossly maps the plurality of transport blocks onto thetime-frequency resources of the plurality of subframes, so that thetransmitting end configures the different coding and modulation schemes(MCS) for the plurality of transport blocks, for example, the MCS can beconfigured according to the changes of the channel environments, whichimproves the flexibility of the scheduling and the system performance.

It should be noted that the embodiments described above are toillustrate the present invention and not to limit the present invention.Moreover, replacement embodiments may be designed by those skilled inthe art without departing from the scope of the appended claims. Eachcomponent embodiment of the present invention can be realized byhardware, or realized by software modules running on one or moreprocessors, or realized by their combination. It is should be understoodby those skilled in the art that in practice, some or all of functionsof some or all of the components in the apparatus in accordance with theembodiments of the present invention may be implemented by using amicrocontroller or a digital signal processor (DSP). The presentinvention also can be realized as device or apparatus programs (forexample, the computer program and the computer program product) used forperforming part or all of the method described herein. Such programs forrealizing the present invention can be stored on the computer readablemedium, or it can have a form of one or more signals. Such signals maybe downloaded from Internet websites or provided on carrier signals orprovided in any other form.

It is should be understood by those skilled in the art that the adaptivechanges can be performed on the modules in the devices of theembodiments and the modules can be configured in one or more devicesdifferent from those of the embodiment. The modules or units orcomponent in the embodiment can be combined into one module or unit orcomponent, and moreover, they can be divided into a plurality ofsubmodules or subunits or subcomponents. Except that such feature and/orat least some features in the process or units are mutual exclusive, anycombination can be used to combine all the features disclosed in thespecification (including the accompanied claims, abstract andaccompanying drawings) and any method that is so disclosed or all theprocesses or unit of the devices. Unless otherwise expressly stated,each feature disclosed in the specification can be replaced by thealternate feature providing the same, equivalent or similar purpose.Undeniably, the above alternate modes all should fall within theprotection scope of the application.

INDUSTRIAL APPLICABILITY

In the data transmitting and receiving method provided by theembodiments of the present invention, the transmitting end uses the sameprecoding matrix to precode the plurality of transport blocks, whichimproves the efficiency of the coding and modulation, and improves thesystem performance of the transmitting end. Meanwhile, the receiving endjointly demodulates the plurality of transport blocks received toimprove the system performance, which fully utilizes the performanceadvantage taking by coding and modulating the plurality of transportblocks simultaneously and demodulating the plurality of transport blockssimultaneously to improve the system performance.

1. A data transmitting method, comprising: a transmitting end coding andmodulating a plurality of transport blocks of a same receiving end,wherein a same precoding matrix is used to precode the plurality oftransport blocks; the transmitting end mapping the plurality oftransport blocks onto time-frequency resources of a plurality ofsubframes; and the transmitting end transmitting the plurality ofsubframes.
 2. The method of claim 1, wherein, M transport blocks arecrossly mapped onto time-frequency resources of N subframes by thetransmitting end, and a part of data of K transport blocks are includedin time-frequency resources of one subframe, and M, N and K are positiveintegers, all of which are greater than or equal to 2, and K is lessthan or equal to M.
 3. The method of claim 1, wherein data mapped ontosame time-frequency resource granularity are data of a same transportblock, and the time-frequency resource granularity is a resource element(RE), a symbol, or a subcarrier; or the transmitting end configuresdifferent modulation and coding schemes (MCS) for the plurality oftransport blocks; or the time-frequency resources onto which theplurality of transport blocks are mapped are time-frequency resourcesnot occupied by a control channel and a pilot, and can be used for userdata transmission.
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 6. The method of claim 1,wherein resource mapping rules for the different subframes can be sameor different, preferably the resource mapping rules are predefined bythe transmitting end, or notified to the receiving end by thetransmitting end through a high-layer signaling or a physical-layersignaling.
 7. (canceled)
 8. A data receiving method, comprising: areceiving end receiving a plurality of subframes transmitted by atransmitting end; the receiving end determining time-frequency resourcesonto which a plurality of transport blocks are mapped in the pluralityof subframes; and the receiving end jointly demodulating a plurality oftransport blocks in the time-frequency resources.
 9. The method of claim8, wherein the receiving end jointly demodulating the plurality oftransport blocks by adopting an iteration algorithm and utilizing anobtained channel frequency domain response.
 10. The method of claim 8,wherein the receiving end jointly demodulating a plurality of transportblocks in the time-frequency resources comprises: demodulating a firsttransport block, demodulating data of a first transport block in Mtransport blocks as a predetermined demodulation order according to achannel frequency domain response of a pilot signal; calculating achannel frequency domain response, coding and modulating demodulateddata of a current transport block, obtaining a channel frequency domainresponse corresponding to data in the transport block by channelestimation; demodulating subsequent transport blocks, demodulating dataof a next transport block by using the obtained channel frequency domainresponse; and calculating the channel frequency domain response anddemodulating the subsequent transport blocks repeatedly until alltransport blocks have been demodulated.
 11. The method of claim 8,wherein the receiving end in turn demodulates the plurality of transportblocks in the time-frequency resources as a predetermined demodulationorder.
 12. The method of claim 10, wherein the predetermineddemodulation order is an order of modulation and coding schemes (MCS)form low to high, an order predefined by the transmitting end and thereceiving end or an order notified by the transmitting end through asignaling.
 13. The method of claim 10, wherein the obtained channelfrequency domain response includes channel frequency domain responses ofall demodulated transport blocks and a channel frequency domain responseof resources where a pilot is located, which is obtained by channelestimation, preferably the pilot signal is a cell specific referencesignal (CRS) or a demodulation reference signal (DMRS).
 14. (canceled)15. The method of claim 8, wherein the calculating a channel frequencydomain response comprises: the receiving end adopting a same precodingmatrix and a same MCS with the transmitting end to perform coding andmodulating.
 16. A data transmitting end, comprising: a coding andmodulation unit, configured to code and modulate a plurality oftransport blocks of a same receiving end, wherein a same precodingmatrix is used to precode the plurality of transport blocks; a resourcemapping unit, configured to map the plurality of transport blocks ontotime-frequency resources of a plurality of subframes; and a transmittingunit, configured to transmit the plurality of subframes.
 17. Thetransmitting end of claim 16, wherein M transport blocks are crosslymapped onto time-frequency resources of N subframes by the resourcemapping unit, and a part of data of K transport blocks are included intime-frequency resources of one subframe, and the M, N and K arepositive integers, all of which are greater than or equal to 2, and K isless than or equal to M.
 18. The transmitting end of claim 16, whereindata mapped onto same time-frequency resource granularity are data of asame transport block, and the time-frequency resource granularity is aresource element (RE), a symbol, or a subcarrier; or the coding andmodulation unit configures different modulation and coding schemes (MCS)for the plurality of transport blocks; or the mapping rules arepredefined by the transmitting end, or notified to the receiving end bythe transmitting end through a high-layer signaling or a physical-layersignaling.
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 22. A datareceiving end, comprising: a receiving unit, configured to receive aplurality of subframes transmitted by a transmitting end; a resourcedetermining unit, configured to determine time-frequency resources ontowhich a plurality of transport blocks are mapped in the plurality ofsubframes; and a demodulation unit, configured to jointly demodulate aplurality of transport blocks in the time-frequency resources.
 23. Thereceiving end of claim 22, wherein the demodulation unit jointlydemodulates the plurality of transport blocks by adopting an iterationalgorithm and utilizing an obtained channel frequency domain response.24. The receiving end of claim 22, wherein the demodulation unitcomprises: a first transport block demodulation module, configured todemodulate data of a first transport block in M transport blocks as apredetermined demodulation order according to a channel frequency domainresponse of a pilot signal; a channel frequency domain responsecalculating module, configured to code and modulate demodulated data ofa current transport block, obtain a channel frequency domain responsecorresponding to data in the transport block by channel estimation; anda subsequent transport block demodulation module, configured todemodulate data of a next transport block by using the obtained channelfrequency domain response until all transport blocks have beendemodulated.
 25. The receiving end of claim 24, wherein the demodulationunit in turn demodulates the plurality of transport blocks in thetime-frequency resources as the predetermined demodulation order. 26.The receiving end of claim 24, the predetermined demodulation order isan order of modulation and coding schemes (MCS) form low to high, anorder predefined by the transmitting end and the receiving end or anorder notified by the transmitting end through a signaling.
 27. Thereceiving end of claim 24, wherein the obtained channel frequency domainresponse includes channel frequency domain responses of all demodulatedtransport blocks and a channel frequency domain response of resourceswhere a pilot is located, which is obtained by channel estimation, andthe pilot is a cell specific reference signal (CRS) or a demodulationreference signal (DMRS); or in the channel frequency domain responsecalculating module, the receiving end adopts a same precoding matrix anda same MCS with the transmitting end to perform coding and modulating.28. (canceled)